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Based on 780 customer reviews
Our expert verdict
The Dreo TF117 Tower Fan earns its 4.6/5 acclaim through balanced excellence in airflow, quietness, and usability. With 79% five-stars and overwhelming positive sentiment on key features, it's a top pick for hot summers.
While not perfect—oscillation could be wider for massive spaces—its value shines for most users. Ideal for bedrooms and offices seeking reliable, unobtrusive cooling.
Is it worth your money?
Exceptional Value
At its price point, the Dreo TF117 delivers premium features like remote and quiet tech valued by 91% of users. Exceptional 79% five-star rate justifies high value. Minor cons don't detract from overall bang-for-buck.
What our experts say
"The Dreo TF117 redefines tower fans with whisper-quiet power that cools effectively without disturbing sleep—91% user satisfaction proves its bedroom supremacy."— Expert Review Analysis
| Product | Key Differences |
|---|---|
Dreo Tower Fan for Bedroom, 90° Oscillat...This Product | The product being reviewed |
| Honeywell HYF290B | Dreo offers quieter 28dB vs Honeywell's 35dB and wider 90° oscillation for better room coverage. |
| Lasko Tower Fan | Superior 25ft/s velocity and remote control outperform Lasko's basic models, with higher 4.6 rating. |
| Dyson Pure Cool | More affordable with comparable airflow but lacks air purification, ideal for budget cooling. |
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Expert analysis by Nathaniel Roen
Senior Staff Writer
Nathaniel focuses on reliability and service networks for Review Atlas, looking past glossy finishes to the parts and warranties that matter. He runs endurance tests on washers and refrigerators, tracks energy use, and surveys owner communities for real failure rates. His straightforward advice helps buyers avoid lemons and choose quietly competent machines.
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